JTHM is comic book series about a guy that's just had enough with society and is slowly being taken over by some kind of force that drives him to kill ... all those hipocritical people who care more about their coolness than anything else.
It's drawn and written by Jhonen Vasquez. He manages to draw an amazing atmosphere with extreme comedy while putting a good point accross. Since this comic is published by a small company, Jhonen has complete creative control, which alows the violence in this comic to go totally beyond anything I've ever seen, while maintaining an integrity that keeps it unreal and even ... acceptable?

In this cyber Cinderella story for the year 3000, a young, innocent girl battles mammoth worm trains, giant insects, a samurai robot and her own twisted family to save a dark, future New York from its imminent destruction.
After the New York, New Jersey war of the 31st century, the island of Manhattan, a battered hull of its former glory, is sold to a Japanese company to be used as a testing ground for organic technology. It isn't long before things go terribly wrong...

South Park and The Munsters meets SNL's "Goth Talk" in this hilarious send up of gothic silliness as pompous extraterrestrial, Heironymous Posch alludes skeletal aliens and the dark armies of Lord Beelzebub in the New York Goth scene. You'll choke on your fake fangs and make a pee pee in your vinyl pants when you read Voltaire's hysterical, satirical parody of teenage Goths!
The ensuing adventures are a hysterical romp through American pop culture as they appear on The Sally Jesse Raphael Show, get repeatedly beat up at shopping malls by the dreaded and have satirical encounters with pop icons Marilyn Manson and Bela Lugosi....

By turns mixing slapstick, irony, and poignancy, "Angst Boy Comics" is the tale of Angst, a slave to his own crushing melancholia who wanders the purgatory of the goth scene, dive bars, and the comic book shop like Diogenes with a bad hair cut. Angst takes his turn searching for truth, looking for love, exploring relationships, and blurring the line between all three with alcohol, sarcasm, and Bauhaus.
To pester our brooding hero are the angry Surly Girl and the deliriously silly Perki Girl. A comic that's probably better than a quick, sharp poke to the eye and less life-threatening. The only real hazard is the realization of how pitiful and depressing life really is but you knew that already, didn't you?

GLOOMCOOKIE is the cartoon series that Beetlejuice watches late at night when he can't sleep. Like Wednesday Addams' wet dream, or that one drink too many that puts you over the edge. Funny and real in a surreal world.
Mostly because I know the creators, I know that it smacks of experience and heartfelt feelings...

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Hilarious, very well adapted from South Park, even on minimal details!
Funny animation and plots, featuring great characters probably inspired by real people - weird and bidimensional as most flesh and blood goths.
Souk Park is one of the best goth parodies out there! Don't mess it